Homecare Industry Statistics in Fort Myers, FL

The need for homecare will increase exponentially as Baby Boomers age

A new study finds the price of most long-term homecare services are rising faster than inflation, and by 2050 the nation’s long-term care services bill is expected to top $379 billion. The most preferred form of care is in the home, and the cost of homecare performed by a non-skilled care aide remained flat in most regions of the country.

Additional research identifies an imminent shortage of senior care and care aide workers as the driver of increasing long-term-care costs. By 2030, the number of Americans 65 years and older will double. The U.S. will need to recruit 200,000 new care each year to meet future demand among our aging population.

Nearly 7 million Americans provide homecare or manage care for seniors or a relative or friend aged 55 or older who lives at least one hour away, according to a survey cosponsored by The National Council on the Aging and The Pew Charitable Trusts.

Reviews:

Review by David Lang

Home Care Services

Rating 5

“I referred Assisting Hands Home Care to a client of mine who's elderly father was in need of home health care. The family was very happy with the quality of care and expertise that they received. I would highly recommend Assisted Hands to any of my current or future clients.”

Review by Chaz Hambling

Home Care Services

Rating 5

“Very good knowing you can reach Esther and her team 24hrs, the extra time they take is unparalleled in the Home Healthcare Industry. Definetly recommend Assisting Hands when you are in need of help.”